Students in 6th grade practiced measures of central tendency using Skittles today. They sorted the candy to complete a tally chart/frequency table and then calculated mean, median, mode, and range. Thank you to all of the families and our PAWS PTO for donating Skittles so we could have this fun activity today!
Congratulations to Rosalie Cox for winning yesterday’s cross-country race in Brunswick. This was her 3rd straight 1st place finish of the season in the 3.1-mile race. She finished with a time of 22:35. On the boy’s team, Phoenix Usher finished 3rd overall out of 90 runners with a season best time of 19:37. Congratulations, runners!
Good afternoon! Wednesday was Constitution Day, a day to celebrate the signing of the United States Constitution on September 17, 1787. This important document established the foundation of our government and protects the freedoms we enjoy today. Take a moment along with our SMMS students to reflect on what the Constitution means and how it continues to shape our country.
Have a great afternoon.
Have a great afternoon.
✨Hey CCS Parents!✨
Are you interested in joining the 2025-2026 Parent Academy?
Apply today for the chance to connect, learn, and make a difference in our schools and community!
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📆Deadline: September 24th
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Are you interested in joining the 2025-2026 Parent Academy?
Apply today for the chance to connect, learn, and make a difference in our schools and community!
📌https://forms.gle/qb2dFTPSi2V1QEPr6
📆Deadline: September 24th
#BElieveinCAMDEN #WeAreCamden #ParentAcademy
Bobcat Athletics for the week of 9/22.
Dear Camden County Families: We are excited to feed our students with the National School Breakfast, National School Lunch, and After School Snack Program. The Provision 2 Breakfast Program allows us to serve breakfast for free to all students! Eating school meals helps to provide funding for schools and can lower your grocery bill at home! Breakfast is still free for ALL students in Camden County Schools.
HOCO Week: Aliens vs. Agents
SOCCER TRYOUTS
Girls and Boys Soccer tryouts will start October 16th.
Interested students should sign-up in Coach Campbell’s Room (Room 512), and grab an information sheet.
All players are reminded that they need to have a current physical on file to participate in conditioning or tryouts.
Girls and Boys Soccer tryouts will start October 16th.
Interested students should sign-up in Coach Campbell’s Room (Room 512), and grab an information sheet.
All players are reminded that they need to have a current physical on file to participate in conditioning or tryouts.
The deadline to submit your Free & Reduced Lunch Application is at midnight TONIGHT! Please follow the link below to apply!
https://www.myschoolapps.com/
Homecoming Week Dress Up:
Teacher/student Swap Day!
Minions vs. Simpsons
Teacher/student Swap Day!
Minions vs. Simpsons
Mrs. Brown’s Marketing Skills WIN group learned about Free enterprise, needs, wants, goods, and services. Then, students completed a marketing scavenger hunt to find ads and products at school or home to determine what product or service was being marketed, and what message the advertisement is sending to the consumer.
Continuation of swap day pics. Everyone did a great job!
Teacher/kids Swap Day!!
Students dressing as Solano today, and Zion Henderson as Dr. Lang.
September 15 to October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month
This is a time to celebrate the heritage, history, traditions, and cultural diversity of Hispanic Americans whose heritage is rooted in Spain and 19 countries and territories:
· Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican Republic.
This heritage month is celebrated mid-September to mid-October to highlight the independence of several countries.
· September 15 is the day that five Latin American countries celebrate their independence from Spain: Costa Rica, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Guatemala, and Honduras.
· Mexico celebrates its independence on September 16
· Chile on September 18.
· Also, Columbus Day/Indigenous Peoples Day, or Día de la Raza, in mid-October, falls within this 30-day period.
The national observation began in 1968 as Hispanic Heritage Week under President Lyndon Johnson and was expanded by President Ronald Reagan in 1988 to cover a 30-day period starting September 15 and ending October 15 of each year. It was enacted into law on August 17, 1988, on the approval of Public Law 100-402. Each year the President of the United States has issued a proclamation at the start of the observance.
SMMS PBIS Winners!!
6th grade: Hayden Head
7th grade: Wyatt Gibbs
8th grade: April Ponce
6th grade: Hayden Head
7th grade: Wyatt Gibbs
8th grade: April Ponce
The St. Marys Middle School cross country teams competed in their 2nd race of the season yesterday in Brunswick. Rosalie Cox finished 1st overall for the second straight time with a season best time of 23:26 (out of 58 runners). Addison Moore finished 7th with a time of 25:49. The boys team had 2 top 6 finishers out of 99 runners. Niko Torres finished 5th overall with a time of 19:42 and Phoenix Usher finished 6th overall with a time of 19:47.
We have Writers at SMMS!
SMMS 9/11 classroom activities
Thank you Mrs. Griggs' class.
Thank you Mrs. Griggs' class.
SMMS Athletics Schedule for 9/15.
Ms. Prince's WIN group, Life Skills, completed their baking unit today. Students learned baking skills like measuring, converting fractions, cracking eggs, and general baking tips. Students baked cupcakes and made a homemade buttercream icing to conclude the unit. Dr. Lang and Mr. Wise even got in on the action and had a competition to see who could ice their cupcake the best! This was a very exciting, and tasty, unit!
